Tag: ESG Investing

SEC’s Names Rule forces ESG funds to clarify labels, but many holdings still raise questions about greenwashing and real impact.

Coastal home investors must identify climate risk premiums in home prices by favoring evidence of adaptation, mitigation, and stabler insurance underwriting.

As climate disasters intensify, insurers turn to catastrophe bonds to manage risk, while the U.S. pivots climate funds from global aid to domestic resilience.

SEC reform targeting ESG proposals lacks evidence, contradicts market trends, and imposes costs under the guise of protecting shareholder governance.